5.13. Landsend FarmhouseLandsend Farm grew out of a desire to finish a farm scene I hadn't quite finished on my N Scale White River and Northern IV. |
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The farmhouse was a fairly straight build of the GCLaser kit. About all I did differently was replace all of the windows with etched brass windows, and make a new porch. |
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The new porch had scraps of etched brass detail parts for the railings. |
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Chopped up pieces of cast resin stone wall fencing were used to make the foundation. |
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Styrene footings for the porch were bonded to the base before the terrain was applied. |
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The entire house was sprayed with flat white paint. To create the slightly weather-beaten effect, I simply went a little light on the paint coverage. |
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The porch was detailed with wicker chairs from Stonebridge Designs, and a yellow "bug light" LED mounted on the wall next to the door. The fluorescent light shining from the kitchen windows was generated by a cool white LED inside. The roof was finished with Paper Creek Model Works cedar shake shingles. The property around the house was awash with details, including a laundry line, propane tank, doghouse, disused corn bins and more. |
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